Need encoding scheme for TV remote infrared controller

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From: Keith Mancus
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 00:35

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  We're in the process of building a small robot, and we'd like it
to respond to a TV remote control.  Can anyone tell us:

  (1) Is there a standard carrier frequency?  The IR sensor we're using
detects 40 MHz.

  (2) Is the encoding scheme standardized?  If so, what is it?
 
  (3) Are there any other pitfalls we should know about?

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| Keith Mancus    <mancus@sweetpea.jsc.nasa.gov>                         |
|                 N5WVR                                                  |
|  "If I owned Texas and I owned Hell, I'd rent out Texas and live       |
|  in Hell." -General Sheridan                                           |

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